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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-06, Page 6Attention Farmers HensalF District Co-op Inc. HensAl Brucefield - Zurich ,# HON. W. A. GOODFELLOW Minister D. H. MILES Agricultural Representative for Huron • • CLIIITON NEWS-RECORD TI-IURSDAY, FE VARY 6, i9 Lorraine Dale, -Clinton, spent the weekend with Elaine Weston. Tony Pugh, Royal' Oak, Mich., was at his cottage for the week- Mr. and Mrs.-G. D. ChOrchWard, London, were in the village on Saturday. J, A. Orr returned- to -Stratfbrd on Mpnday evening, after haying 1:0eeen, at his cottage for the/week- end, Mr. and Mrs. .Nelson McConkey, Toronto, were at their home here over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher, Larry and Frank, Kitehener, were • in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Stewart. left on Monday for Hamilton; en route to St, Petersburg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Francis: and baby Paul; Science spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Sturg- eon. Mr.and Mrs. 'Pasinan and baby, London, spent the weekend with Pastor and Mrs. I. Boden, ham. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Sturgeon returned 'home' last week after having visited in London for a fortnight. Ed. Sickle' has been bringing hr large catches Of perch to •Goder- kb, transporting —them here and packing tnern, - • Mrs. B. Higgins returned home on Monday .evening after having spent a fortnight with -her father in Brantford. Mr, and Mrs,' Leroy Pah re- turned home on Wednesday after a motor trip to New Orleans and points in Florida. Miss Ellen MacKay went • to London on Wednesday to spend a couple • of 'days with her niece, Mrs. Donald Matthews. •I1Vir. and Mrs, Gordon Stewart and three children, Ripley, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sturgeon, Xiss 'Marion IVIaltins and Ken- neth Mollie, London, Spent the weekend with the former's Par* ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mr. and .Mrs, 11_,• Pounder, John- ny and •Cathy, London, visited Mrs. Ponnder'S mother, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and family on Saturday, . John R, MoLeed,• 'Fort accompanied by Reta Cobb, Port ,Stanley, -visited his "parents Mr. and Mrs, L. K D, MacLeod' on Saturday and Sunday, Mrs. J, Kelly returned to her nursing duties at Parltwood, Hospi- tal, London, one Monday, afer hay- ing spent the weekend with her husband and two children. J. A, Cameron, was substitute teaching in they senior room ..in the Bayfield Public„School on Tuesday and Wednesdy for Mrs, Reg, Bali) who was indisposed; The Bryan Construction Coin, pany which has been Working on 'the gas pipeline from Elgin Pot.- tees farm to the RCAF Station Clinton, left for Summeiwilie, On-• tank! on Friday. Mrs. A, M. Bassett was in Lon- don from Sunday to Wednesday. Her son-In-law Donald Mathews undenwent surgery in Victoria Hospital on Monday, Philip Turner, son' of Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Turner is able to be 'up for a few hours each day after having been seriously in bed for two; weeks with bronchial pneumonia, • Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Penliale moved into their house north of the village on” the Bayfield' Line, on Saturday. A number of their young friends gathered in the ev- ening to ohivaree them. The Bayfield Fire Department was called to Brucefield on Fri- day morning, They. were away for three hours having fought a losing battle .to save Mrs. D. Tough's house owing to an insuf- ficient supply of water. Mrs. Nancy Pitfield and sister, Mrs. Beanvis, Leo Pitfield,. Kill- arney; Captain and Mrs. - Wilbur Pitfield, Sarnia, called on George Bell at the .hpme. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell a. week ago:,They were returning hoMe after attending a wedding, in Pet-. 'erborough. • Corporal' Lloyd Westlake, Pio- Vincial Police detachment, Kithh- ener, returned to duty in that city last Thursday when his small son Ricky was able to leave hos... pital.• Mrs. Westlake and the two children remained!' with' her par- ants, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms. The .Bayfield firemen,, with their wives, enjoyed a social time in the .fire hall on Tuesday evening. The progressive euchre prizes went to :Mrs. Reg.. Francis, high; Mrs. P. -Renner, low; Lloyd S.cotchmer, high; Cliff Utter, low; lone hands, Percy Renner. Following cards a film., ."Indianapolis Speedway Ra- ces"' was shown. The ladies ser- ved .refreshiments, buffet style. The Bayfield Lions Club held a successful euchre and • dance in the Town Hall on Friday evening. Winners at euchre were: Alex McMichael:, Mrs. P. Weston (high); Milton Pollock, Mrs. Alex McIV[ichael (lew). ' Lynnda Scotehmer, daughter of of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Scotchtner, made the draw for the transmit- ter radio. Andy Anderson, -driver for the Whyte Packing Company, Stratford, held the lucky ticket, Murdock's orchestra played for the dance. The lunch counter in Jack S Cr' YOUR Cities Service emara Distributor Phone HU 2-9653 the basement was Wall' patronized. The January meeting of. the Bayfield Trustees Board was held at the Town Hal•l, •on Thursday evening of last week, under the chairmanship of lien Rathwell. Thomas Castle, Jr., was ap- pointed caretaker of the street Leslie Elliott,. tractor op- erator, and .George Little care- taker of the town -ball And con- stable, A hy-,law prohibiting the dis- charge of firearms in the .Police Village of Hayfield was' drawn up. There will not be another meet- ing until March as two ,of the trustees will be absent this month. Trinity Club Mrs. J. E. Howard WAS the Vest VaakOr at the, Trinity Club meeting on Tuesday evening at the borne of Mrs. Maynard Carrie. Mrs, William F. Parker introduc- ed Mrs. Howard, who, chose her subject, "The Wonders of Nat- ure". She presented simple and amazing facts from her own ex- perience, "This'. Aladdin's Cave with its sheer magic. of sky, stars, dawn and sunset is all ours to enjoy," said the speaker. At this point she digressed to give a list of reference beaks to be found in the Bayfield library. Dealing especially with birds and insects Mrs. Howard likened them to people—some are friendly or shy; greedy or generous; kind or unkind. She told of the hab- its of the cardinal at her feeding station, The male will not allow the female to eat until he is sat- isfied. She sits on the sidelines; and watches her mate picking' out 'tile best, but just before nesting time, he becomes most gallant and devoted, He'll shell the sun flouters or other seeds and feed his less •colourful 'lady. .•It had 'been 30 years before she had sighted a cuckoo. In that time she had -heard them frequently. ' Then Mrs. Howard spoke of migration, showing a chart. She keeps a• diary of bird movements, and as' an example she pointed out that last year the red should- ered hawk left two days later than in 3$5,5, In speaking of in- Sects, her hearers .learned that the cicada goes through 17 years of nymph stage train tile egg to the larva. MrS., Howard is a pleasing speaker, who took her listeners into the magic of the World around theim which so many overlook, Following her speech there was a discussion period and Mrs. How- and answered many questions, clop ing whioh she explained that the call' of the cuckoo of this district is different from the European species. Mrs. Alf, Seotehmer expressed thanks to Mrs. Howard for her in- teresting and educational address. Mrs. J. Chef, viceliresident, chair- ed the meeting. There were 14 present, The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. 3, E. Hqv- ey. it commenced, with the mem,' bers pledge and readings, • "God who' tbucheth earth with, beauty", Mrs, Ross Middleton read the Seripture and Miss. Bert-herrn Stur- geon offered prayer. Plans for catering to the 4D01 At Home were completed.. After closing with the .Mezpah benediction the hostess was as- sisted in serving, lunch by Mrs. Carswell and Mrs, Alf. Seotchmer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Alf. Seetchmer When Mrs, Reg. Ball will be the guest speaker, News o Bayfield By MISS LVOV WOORS PHONE: )3A1(7'TELD 45 r Commencing February 7, FREE DELIVERY from BRUCEFIELD every FRIDAY. Phone Orders taken'to 6.00 p.m. Thursdays. Please Mope Clinton nu Z-NiZti' Build Your Own BuSiness—BUY CO-OP 6-b 1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan, fully equip- ped, with automatic transmission $2,495 1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan, fully equip- ped $2,295 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE, automatic, fully equipped $2,495 2-1956 PONTIACS, Deluxe Sedan and Coach, automatic, fully equipped ,,,,, „.. $2,095 2-1956 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDANS, auto- matic, fully equipped .... _ ....... ,,„. $2,095 1956 FORD CUSTOM LINE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $1,995 1956 'CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $1,895. 1954 CHEVROLET DELUXE COACH, power glide $1,450 1954 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN.. $1,295 1954 DODGE Regent Sedan $1,450 1954 METEOR 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission, fully equipped $1,495 1953 METEOR SEDAN, automatic $1,295 1953 FORD SEDAN $1,095 1952 PONTIAC COACH $ 795 1951 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE COACH $ 695 TRUCKS 1950 G.M.C. 1/2 TON $ 250 1956 INTERNATIONAL 1 Ton Stake, with duals $1,795 MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 1/2 TON PANEL TRUCKS; various models 6-7-b QUEENSWAY Nursing Home HENSALL, REASONABLE RATES Vacancies for ;Wen and Women For tip or Bed Patients Graduate Nurse in Charge . Phone 222, Henson 2-3-4-5-6.'b It APPLICATIONS FOR" - WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY The (:Youricil of the Township of Stanley will receive applications for !the position of Warble Fly Inspector for 1958. Applications, Ito be In writing and- to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock noon, March 1, 1958. • , (Signed)—FEED WATSON; Clerk, Township of Stanley, Hayfield, Ontario. TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY SEALED TENDFERS will be received by.the undersigned for the Spraying of Cattle for Warble Fly and for the Supplying of Warble Fly Powder for spraying in the ,TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY in 1958. Tenders to be ,in the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock noon, March 1, 195844ofvvest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed)--FRED WATSON, Clerk, Township of Stanley, ,Hayfield, Ontario J, H, Cobb, accompanied by Mrs. P. P. Lyttle, Toronto, left on Thursday last to motor to Tuc- son, Arizona, where they will spend some time, Corporal Ralph Moore and Atm-. ily who have been' occupying a*. V-Howard's house .011 Lonisa Street, left today (Thursday) to motor to NOV-a. S40t44, Genuine WY-LINE CHICKS Averaged 91.6% livability in three rando pasample tests (Leghorn in. same tests averaged 85.3%),. Anierica's Largest' Selling Layers Matures in, 10 months (41/4 lbs.) The New HY-LINE AMA Bird has been' im- proved and, produces. A to 12 Wore eggs per *bird' than 'previous Ify-Line White .egg; layers • (in tests, 15 more eggs per• bird than average Legkorns 'tested). VV ETTLAUFER FEEDS and. SEEDS. • MARY STREET — CLINTON — PHONE HU 2-9'792 'SEAi'ORTH,Parish Hall February 13 and 14 1.30 - 4.30 p.m. Dr. Harvey Caldwell — John Clark, Economics Dept., 0.4.0., Guelph EVERYONE WiSLCOME—EVER BRING YOUR' WIFE ATTEND a Short Course Farm Management Is the Doorway to Greater Net Income WROXETER—Communi”7 Hall February 11 and DUNGANNON—Parish Hall February 11 and 12 ZURICH—Community Hall February 13 and 14 DR, C. D. GRAHAM Deputy Minister A. S. BOLTON, Assistant Agricultural Representative for' Huron 21st New Unit Sales Exceeded All Expectations WE MUST CLEAR OUR LOT FOR TRADE-INS ON SPRING DELIVERIES s Ask Our Salesmen About The 1pAGE. SIX Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement. Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealer BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 73X Brussels Motors "The Home of Good Clean Fuels" 0.04444NI,0444044,04MANINNIOMOANKONI44 Budget Plan Available At No Extra Cost Opportunity Da.:Reco ver $ Available to those who purchase at Goderich Motors during this February Sale. 35 Used (ars, Trucks and Tractors to Choose From: 'hitt.to 1957 FAIRLANE SEDAN — Two-tone Black and White; very low mileage; back-up lights, windshield -washers, turn signals, whitewalls, air condition. heater, .radio, 2 speakers Was $2,395—NOW $2,195 1954 FORD 4-Door Sedan—White; clean car, snow tires, air condition heater, Was $1,395—NOW $1,250 1956' METEOR RANCIIWAGON — Two-tone Blue and White; low mileage; snow tires, turn signals, air condition heater. ............. . ...„ ........ „ Was $2,295—NOW $1,995 1955 FORD' 2-DOOR Custom 'Model — Two- tone, Tan and White; low mileage, turn signals, air condition heater, good tires. 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